Somebody with press credentials at last night's presidential debate let the viewing public know just what he thinks of Fox News' "fair and balanced" journalism. Hilarious!
H/T Mediaite.
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Richard Santalone commented
2012-10-24 09:39:51 -0400
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From mj – the same one’s comment:
“Iâll bet Fox will have more outrage about this guyâs gesture than they did when VP Shooter Cheney dropped the F-bomb on the Senate floor referring to a colleague . . . "
AMEN 1000 TIMES! Once again, that will only prove the following: the Foxies sure know how to dish it out, BUT THEY SIMPLY CAN’T TAKE IT!
“Iâll bet Fox will have more outrage about this guyâs gesture than they did when VP Shooter Cheney dropped the F-bomb on the Senate floor referring to a colleague . . . "
AMEN 1000 TIMES! Once again, that will only prove the following: the Foxies sure know how to dish it out, BUT THEY SIMPLY CAN’T TAKE IT!
Richard Santalone commented
2012-10-24 09:36:40 -0400
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@Antoinette and @truman Just FYI, I learned the following rule in grammar school (I attended a private Catholic elementary school in the 1970s):
“GOD GAVE YOU TWO MIDDLE FINGERS — USE THEM!”
;^)
“GOD GAVE YOU TWO MIDDLE FINGERS — USE THEM!”
;^)
Antoinette commented
2012-10-24 02:31:44 -0400
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That’s how you deal with these Fox “News” frauds. Call them out in front of the masses.
The main thing is the message has been delivered. Good job!
These frauds should not be allowed to receive media credentials because they are not a legitimate news organization.
The Fox “News” frauds will be in Ohio next month on a so-called dining tour.
The Stop Hannity Express is notifying the Ohio masses that Fox News will broadcasts Hannocchio’s show November 1, from 9pm to 10pm at Great Scott Diner in Amelia in Ohio. We want Ohio Expressers to protest these frauds with signs and letters to the editor denouncing their presence in the state.
The main thing is the message has been delivered. Good job!
These frauds should not be allowed to receive media credentials because they are not a legitimate news organization.
The Fox “News” frauds will be in Ohio next month on a so-called dining tour.
The Stop Hannity Express is notifying the Ohio masses that Fox News will broadcasts Hannocchio’s show November 1, from 9pm to 10pm at Great Scott Diner in Amelia in Ohio. We want Ohio Expressers to protest these frauds with signs and letters to the editor denouncing their presence in the state.
truman commented
2012-10-23 19:24:15 -0400
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My sentiments exactly. F-U Fux Noise. I only wish the guy had waited for the KKKlannity hate hour.
The Fux Noise spin today has been mind-boggling. MagicUnderwear Mitt lost the debate by all reasonable accounts. He was completely clueless on the nuances of foreign policy. Mitty was reduced to spewing out old talking points from his stump speech on the economy. Fux has been spinning the loss as a win… because in their opinion Mitty looked positively Presidential. LMAO.
Our President should get a nice 2 or 3 point bump in the polls in the next few days. That will help him put away a few battleground states like Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and Nevada. A victory is within sight now.
The Fux Noise spin today has been mind-boggling. MagicUnderwear Mitt lost the debate by all reasonable accounts. He was completely clueless on the nuances of foreign policy. Mitty was reduced to spewing out old talking points from his stump speech on the economy. Fux has been spinning the loss as a win… because in their opinion Mitty looked positively Presidential. LMAO.
Our President should get a nice 2 or 3 point bump in the polls in the next few days. That will help him put away a few battleground states like Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and Nevada. A victory is within sight now.
mj - the same one commented
2012-10-23 19:12:31 -0400
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@Average American Patriot: In mine, it would be to the one who truly deserves it: Bill O’Reilly.
I can only imagine the response Fox will have to this; they’ll decry the “indecency” and probably suggest the guy was a “liberal plant” or “Obama campaign staffer.”
In any case, I’ll bet Fox will have more outrage about this guy’s gesture than they did when VP Shooter Cheney dropped the F-bomb on the Senate floor referring to a colleague . . .
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I can only imagine the response Fox will have to this; they’ll decry the “indecency” and probably suggest the guy was a “liberal plant” or “Obama campaign staffer.”
In any case, I’ll bet Fox will have more outrage about this guy’s gesture than they did when VP Shooter Cheney dropped the F-bomb on the Senate floor referring to a colleague . . .
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Average American Patriot commented
2012-10-23 18:34:55 -0400
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It is too bad this happened in a segment with Shepard Smith.
In my dream world, this would happen to Sarah Palin and Sean Hannity.
In my dream world, this would happen to Sarah Palin and Sean Hannity.
